New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

l. $ cur. U.s. i5jj-. l26',t17 DsLCoL ad5' ..-.I2I1
STATE bonds were quiet ana the sale; incaiea only
Louisiana Is Tennessee settlement b at -,
ana Alabama Class 49, at 10 Of city bank stocks New
York sold 40 at 10.
rirI stead; to strong. Eiic second Is sold lui-
AGAINST lO42 satuIdaJ and closed qIocd, l0i't0l01.
100 Baltimore and ohio Is sold at lllai Penus yana
IFS 4 higher at lO7 4 aud Canada southern first
94It IVES rhOre4s were steady a. about 1884 Illinois
Central 3Ia- sold up Is Missouri Kansas aud 1exas
s9i Central OF Ncwerey dcbenturc o. were l. hi-nor
at 1913. NewNoik Chicago and ~ Louis lr't- a--enel
T'I V' and rorriI oId IS we're barely steady at co.
499l-. NcN-NOlk Cty and northern general receipts
sold of per to = and recovered 10 71+ Shcnau-
doah Valley hrsts were firm at lo9' but the eencia
aud Chicago irt, sold at lJi2 ana consois ~ - az? D.
lndianaHHi' Decatur ad slrinsned 'eo|nd incomes INES
P,c1c incomes were of D. 10 81 aud hr,ts Rio tIAnic
were J. lower al = r. Atlantic and Pich incomes were
j higher AT at 3Ga Oregon IranSconncnai hr'ta de
lower At 1O2 Fort Worth and Denver hrsts were i2
Of unlisted securities dealt the stock Exchanrc
Cotton seed on certificates sold 0OO at 81 aj1 - West
National Bank go at llo4 brooAyn Elevated Sec
Onds $4,000 at s1i2 Georgia racine seconds 81 ooo at
30, Mexican National frsts trust -50OoO AT ~ and
second insialiment paid %1O,OOOJ at 93s Orange Belt
frsts - 900 at lo2 lO2t. Rome aud Decatur lrsi'
C9iOO0l at % Tolelo IT. Louis and hans"s Guy hrsis
(>lJOOO at 99l-a99Il, Boston, Hartford and Ire
knowols 800 AT 5la6. Kanaw Ia aud ONO 900 at
1917, Mexican National Construction LOO ~ al -.
Kingston aud Pembroke Iron ,JOO AT ~ I'LL - 1JG
- s7l2. PhTuX Miring COO AT ~ s7i2, Security Mil
ing aud Mining 900 at - ~ 3D. and san Sebastian
QOO) at -
Money was easy usual at per cent, but OPP
DOr;uniy was found TO per cent rate for the
small part OF a second the last loan at por cent
and Il the close the offerings were at per cent
The sub treasury debtor at the Clearing House
SlO5.l3l. and IL redeemed 5000 trade dollars
The sub Treasury gained on balance S'j 100 made up
BY "A coin gam OF $T52. lO2 less currency loss of
ST COZ It probable hat the gain is made principally
by receipt coin certificates from Washington. The
DAYS operations covered: Receipts Sl,jI9,9JG pay
mcnts $7sGjj1; currency balance, SlJ,3S9, i0J;
coiu balance, ~ljs ,9O2 lJ9.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges. $77,2Jl 1Jl balances. ei.2iO,1S2
The United states Treasury at washington received
$4,000 National Dank notes for redemption
ThccusOins receipts SILL and tho internal
revenue receipts Tl,O3J,JS1
The foreign exchanges were duh and
at quotations for business follows: Eankers'
bills. ~ SO and - - Tor long and short sterling
reSpectively J.lJa- ana 517l2 for francs 9J35 and
0Jai for reichmarks; iOi- and lO'l for guilicrs
In London British cOnsOls strOn. with further
advance OF y per cent to 1882 for both money and
count Bar silver advanced 1-l6d. Ia - lI-1Gi per
ounce English standard American railways more
higher and closed strong with reactions
At Paris French 3 per cents rose 10 81. 62l2
The following tho monthly receipts and dis
bur.cnents tho Assistant OF the
at Ncw-YOrk, for the month Of May: